November 26, 2021

Xray X12’22 1/12th scale pan car chassis

Xray have released full information on their updated X12’22 1/12th scale pan car. The updated chassis sports a fully adjustable battery mounting system that does not require an O-ring or tape. At the rear, an ultra-lightweight steel solid axle offers improved drivability and throttle control while the new lightweight wheel adaptors help reduce rotation mass. Up front the wider foam bumper provides better body shell support & improved crash protection and the updated front suspension sports adjustable steering lock limiters. Other updates include a new steel arm brace for increased arm strength and a new low profile lightweight bushings installed in graphite plates replacing the traditional nuts for a sleeker look and lower CG. The solid axle is now standard in the EU Edition with 1.0° kingpins included in the US Edition for improved drivability out of the box on high traction.

View the full X12’22 presentation here.


November 26, 2021

Radtec GT aluminium rear wing mount set

Radtec have introduced this cool looking aluminium rear wing mount set for 1/10 GT or Le Mans body shells. Made by 7075 high grade aluminium, it offers the possibility to change the wing attack angle as well as wing mount angle. Best suited for Tamiya body shells.

View the complete set here


November 26, 2021

T-Works X4 & BD10 titanium lower shock setscrews

New from T-Works are these titanium lower shock absorber mounting setscrews. Available for the Xray X4 and Yokomo BD10 they have been made from high quality titanium and feature a collar with two different thicknesses for the X4 and one for the BD10 which offsets the mounting point from the arm. Sold as a pair.

Source: T-Works [rc-tworks.com]


November 25, 2021

Pirani RC MRX-6X radio plate stiffener

From Pirani RC for the Mugen MRX-6X is this carbon fibre radio plate stiffener. Machined from 2,5mm thick carbon, it mounts directly to the front of the radio plate, bridging the front of the plate at three points to create a much stiffer assembly. This part helps make the car easier to drive in high grip conditions.

Source: Pirani RC [piranirc.com]


November 25, 2021

T-Works MTC2 graphite options & flat nut tool

T-Works have released two new graphite items for the Mugen MTC2. The new upper arm bracket and upright lever replace the stock aluminium parts for a lightweight and factory look. The other new items is a tool for locking the upper arm flat nuts in place so they can more easily be mounted and tightened.

View the other new items here


November 24, 2021

Ulti Tires 1/12 spec blue stripe tires

Ulti Tires’ new 1/12 spec blue stripe tires offer great performance for 1/12 spec racing. Mounted on Ulti’s world renowned precise carbon wheels, their consistent and quality foam sports a blue foam stripe for easy recognition of the control tire. The foam compound has been tested over the past two years to be proven the best choice for 17.5T spec racing. Sold in sets (2 fronts/2 rears) to keep cost down, these tires have already been chosen for the Hudy Indoor champs, Full Throttle Champs and ROAR Carpet Nationals for the 2022 year.

Source: Ulti [ultitires.com]


November 23, 2021

Jefferies back on top at EWS Rd2

The second round of the Essex Winter Series took place this weekend with another packed out entry featuring all of the top on-road drivers in the UK across the four racing classes. The top-billed Scorpion Modified class saw Olly Jefferies repeat the pole position he had secured at opening event of the season in October, as the Xray driver topped three of the four qualifying rounds. It was only a car failure that prevented a clean sweep as a damaged spur gear in Q2 saw Olly out of the round, allowing Yokomo’s Harley Eldridge to take a win which would ultimately secure her second on the A Final grid. Kyle Branson looked to be the third driver in the mix, the now Tonisport-backed driver took second in every round, to set himself third on the grid. Behind, it was the Capricorn of Alex Thurston who slotted into fourth overall, in front of multi-time UK National Champion Chris Grainger (Awesomatix).

Continue reading the report here